Flux Marine lands $15M to scale 115HP electric outboards

In a milestone for marine electrification, Flux Marine has closed a fresh funding round totaling $15 million. The round features a new strategic backer, Collide Capital, alongside continued participation from existing investors and several customers, lifting Flux Marine’s cumulative funding to over $30 million since 2020.

The capital influx is earmarked to accelerate the commercialization and manufacturing scale of Flux Marine’s flagship propulsion system. The company’s 115HP electric outboard—paired with a modular battery pack—has been fully commercialized and represents a high-power, clean-sheet platform designed for rapid integration into a range of watercraft in North America.

Flux Marine’s propulsion stack is engineered to deliver robust performance while reducing noise and emissions, a combination increasingly demanded by recreational and commercial operators alike. The current funding round supports expansion in production capacity and helps broaden the company’s distribution network to meet rising demand for electric vessels and enhanced battery systems.

Market context reinforces Flux Marine’s trajectory: global and regional boating markets are gradually tilting toward electrification as consumer preferences shift toward sustainable, low-maintenance powertrains, and as energy storage costs continue to decline. The deal aligns investor appetite with hardware-enabled decarbonization trends that are reshaping both leisure and professional fleets across the U.S. and beyond.

For Collide Capital and Flux Marine, the new financing underscores confidence in the company’s ability to scale manufacturing, accelerate R&D on next‑generation powertrains and energy storage, and capture a larger share of North America’s growing electric boating segment. As suppliers and regulators converge on safety and reliability benchmarks, Flux Marine’s capital raise positions it to seize early-mover advantages in a market primed for rapid expansion.